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Name of NZer to supervise Fiji elections still under wraps (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)
The Fiji Public Service Commission says it is still a week away from revealing the name of the New Zealander who will be the country's new supervisor of elections.
Time stands still around Fiji's islands - The Age
Time stands still around Fiji's islands The Age, Australia - And, yes, after yet another coup, Fiji is back among the most popular holiday destinations for Australians and New Zealanders. Our home is the comfortable ... |
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance - The Canadian Press
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance The Canadian Press, Fiji - New Zealand has applied political sanctions against Fiji since a December, 2006 coup and routinely refuses entry to representatives of the Fiji military or ... |
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
LAUTOKA, Fiji - Striker Roy Krishna scored two second-half goals as Fiji beat New Zealand 2-0 Wednesday in an Oceania qualifying match for the 2010 World Cup that had no bearing on the Kiwis' progression to the next round.
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance (International Herald Tribune)
Striker Roy Krishna scored two second-half goals as Fiji beat New Zealand 2-0 Wednesday in an Oceania qualifying match for the 2010 World Cup that had no bearing on the Kiwis' progression to the next round.
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News)
Striker Roy Krishna scored two second-half goals as Fiji beat New Zealand 2-0 Wednesday in an Oceania qualifying match for the 2010 World Cup that had no bearing on the Kiwis' progression to the next round.
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance - International Herald Tribune
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance International Herald Tribune, France - New Zealand has applied political sanctions against Fiji since a December, 2006 coup and routinely refuses entry to representatives of the Fiji military or ... |
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance - International Herald Tribune
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance International Herald Tribune, France - New Zealand has applied political sanctions against Fiji since a December, 2006 coup and routinely refuses entry to representatives of the Fiji military or ... |
Fiji beats New Zealand 2-0, Kiwis still advance (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News)
Striker Roy Krishna scored two second-half goals as Fiji beat New Zealand 2-0 Wednesday in an Oceania qualifying match for the 2010 World Cup that had no bearing on the Kiwis' progression to the next round.
Strangely, Developing World Still Not Drained of Brains
In 1987 Fijians of Indian descent began to emigrate in large numbers. Spurred by a political coup they felt damaged relative prospects at home, they left for places like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, all of which privilege skilled, educated immigrants. As smart Indian Fijians left for Sydney, observers lamented the "ominous," "crippling," even "horrific" loss of human capital. One population researcher charmingly compared the migration to a massive increase in the death rate. Economist M
Bately says Australia still wants return to democracy in Fiji - Radio Australia
 Radio Australia | Bately says Australia still wants return to democracy in Fiji Radio Australia, Australia - BATLEY: It doesn't alter the fact that there was a coup in December of 2006 and that Fiji doesn't have an elected government at the moment. ... NZ seeks advice on court verdict Talks not enough for Fiji's move to democracy: Batley |
Schools in Fiji still face problems - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Schools in Fiji still face problems Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - He says the issue arose after the 2006 coup people had lost their jobs and his school roll dropped tremendously. Yaravoli says he thanked Save the Children ... |
Australia Travel Ban Still Applies To Chaudhry, Two Others - pacific
Australia Travel Ban Still Applies To Chaudhry, Two Others pacific, HI - ... that their actions have identified them as high profile supporters of the coup,? a spokesman for the Australian High Commission in Suva told Fiji Live. ... |
Still more on Key Pillar 1 - Fiji Daily Post
Still more on Key Pillar 1 Fiji Daily Post, Fiji - Fiji?s coup culture springs from the wider society, but is realized by specific military operations. There is interdependence in these variables which the ... |
Ousted Fiji leader still hopeful - TVNZ
 AFP | Ousted Fiji leader still hopeful TVNZ, New Zealand - The Fiji coup d'etat of December 2006 impacted on people across the island nation, but none more so than Laisenia Qarase. As the prime minister forced from ... Fiji outlines plan to end 'coup culture' NZ says Fiji lacks mandate for new charter Change to Fiji voting system recommended |
Ousted Fiji leader still hopeful (TVNZ)
The Fiji coup d'etat of December 2006 impacted on people across the island nation, but none more so than Laisenia Qarase. As the prime minister forced from office at the hands of military leader Commodore Frank Bainimarama, Qarase has come in for special treatment since his ousting.
Media freedom still intact: AG - fijilive.com (subscription)
Media freedom still intact: AG fijilive.com (subscription), Fiji - He told Fiji Television?s Close-up programme moments ago that in 1987, then coup leader Major General Sitiveni Rabuka closed down media outlets. ... |
Fiji talks end with elections still in doubt (Stuff)
South Pacific foreign ministers prepared to leave Fiji after two days of inconclusive talks and no indications of an assurance from the interim government that it will meet its commitment to hold elections by March next year.
Fiji talks end with elections still in doubt - National Business Review
 National Business Review | Fiji talks end with elections still in doubt National Business Review, New Zealand - ... from four other South Pacific Forum representatives were the first high-level contact since the 2006 coup which ousted Fiji's elected government. ... |
NZ says diplomatic channels with Fiji still open - Radio Australia
NZ says diplomatic channels with Fiji still open Radio Australia, Australia - ... between the Pacific Islands Forum nations and the Fiji interim government. New Zealand imposed targeted sanctions against Suva following the 2006 coup. |